TWolves have high expectations of themselves heading into basketball season

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This year in the gym has already been far different from the limitations the team was under with practising, but head coach Todd Jordan and his crew are making the most of the current situation in order to ensure they hit the ground running.

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“It’s nice to get back to some consistent normalcy where we’ll be able to go full in practice and be competitive,” said head coach Todd Jordan.

The TWolves will spend next month playing some exhibition tournaments before their October 29th date with the TRU Wolfpack. The fact they even received a schedule this season was far more than what they got a year ago due to the pandemic.

And the players themselves couldn’t be more excited to get the season underway.

“We haven’t seen any games, we haven’t played any games for the last little while so as soon as we saw that schedule it’s like a spark, right. Everyone got really excited,” said TWolves guard Vova Pluzhnikov.

“It feels foreign to me, honestly. It’s been so long. Almost over a year since we’ve been able to fully practice and do contact. It feels good. It’s nice to be able to play again,” said Shittu.